I am amazed at how well cared this one looks for its model year.

Young lady and no kids about to happily buy a 2004 Dodge Caravan SXT. Why, insurance even in the extremely expensive city where I live is cheap for these, thanks to their reputation as the safe and ultimate family car. It has a timing chain which sold me too.

Still driving my 2006 Caravan. 272k miles, original tyranny, engine as strong as new. Comfortable, great road manners.

Love all of my caravans . I have had 4. I'm 4000,and 12 years in. Still driving my 03

I had a 2002 which had very few problems. I now have a 2003 I bought 8 years ago that has had many problems, thankfully no major engine or transmission problems @ 200K. I love the way they drive and ride. The one in this video looks almost new and has 240K. (I think he said) I'm a retired Master ASE tech so I know how to take care of one. BTW: Dorman make really good window regulators and if you have one of these cars you will be needing a couple...

From the look of the grill, my girlfriend had inherited a 2001-2004 or 5. Her Dad drove it to Alaska, probably from Michigan. Drove it to Florida. The girlfriend and did a multi-state Roadtrip. The Dodge Caravan was virtually heaven sent. It's last display of strength was being hit hard by a truck. The Caravan was Totaled, but my girlfriend was completely unhurt. The Caravan from 2001-2005 must have been designed in Mount Olympus !!!

I just picked up an 05 for 1000 bucks. Runs like new.

2005 Dodge Caravan SE 2.5 l 4 cyl was my first minivan/car! It was a hand-me-down. I drive a pickup truck now, but, as a college student, I would have enjoyed having both, but insurance will not let that happen. It had a DVD TV in the back seat. Very nice for a first car if you need a minivan! I sold it to a family who truly needed it. Switching from a 4 cylinder in the van to a V8 in my 2006 Chevy pickup truck is a big difference too. I miss having something to cover my stuff from the van. I have been blessed with the vehicles I have had so far like this one!

These 4th Gen Caravans are bulletproof vehicles, a ton of them are still on the road today here in Canada. They're the perfect road-trip minivan, though that may be a biased thought since I spent most of my childhood going around Canada in a 2003 Sport edition the family named "Karrie" since she was used a lot for utility. She has 800K km on the odometer and only recently had a fuss when she spewed out her rad fluid. She may be at her end though as her chassis may be too rusted to drive safely. She runs on the same 3.3L V6 as seen in the video, and her transmission is the factory original.

i have a 07 caravan really a nice van my kids love it

My parents used to own a dark blue 2002 Dodge Grand Caravan Sport. I loved the van when I was a kid back in the early 2000s.

I have a 2006 Dodge Caravan with only 90,000 miles on it. Love the car, never had any problems with it but I always followed the maintenance schedule. It's also in beautiful shape. The only one issue I don't like about it is the three-gear transmission - what the hell were they thinking?!

I still see so many of these in Montreal.

Plaining on going to Florida from Toronto roundtrip about a 24 hour drive just thought I’d ask this question if anyone can help me, I got a 2001 dodge caravan (3.3 litr v6) with 135km no leaks, changed a lot of things on it recently like breaks some suspension mechanic says it should be ok but still worried it won’t make it? Maybe I’m overthinking ? What you guys think?

2005 was the first year that Stow 'n Go seating was optional in the Grand Caravan (long-wheelbase version), where both the second and third row seats fold into the floor.

stow and go was offered for the 2005 thru 2007 front wheel drive Caravans and Town and Country models. I had a 2006 which a purchased for $1000 from an elderly couple back in 2020. I had gotten rid of it regretfully in 2022 due to the continuing rust problem the body was going through

If it's not as cool as the SUV's in your area,... that's your fault! My husband fitted our 2002 with 20 inch wheels, and a 2 inch lowering kit from Eibach! Now the high winds don't bother us as bad, I don't have to be extra careful with my knee climbing up in her, dodging deer( no pun intended) is really easy, and half the kids under 30 in Boise, think she's really 🔥! She started life as a minivan,...now she's an inner State Limo!

People, just keep repairing them. These SUVs today are too expensive and cvt trans have a short life span.

I love the dodge truck caravan 😍😍😍

Thank you for this review. Nicely done

Great video enjoy the sincere tone and statements made. Do more reviews

A lot of them is in Canada, I love the one that I Drive right now 3.3 L.

I find the Grand Caravan has more room inside than all crossovers and most SUV's.

I love my 06 model with 175000 miles and doing great. Work with it and know this is a Jewel that was used as taxes in Ny!

Dodge grand caravan ❤

My 2006 has the same gauges the white ones & same color magnesium pearl I ordered a passenger sliding door that’s not rusted it’s coming from North Carolina a nice van stow away seats too

I could also live in it..

I wish minivans still had column shifters!

Thanks for the helpful review.

Good review and I agree with your findings. I just purchased a 2007 Dodge Grand Caravan SE with options. Does the sxt model have bigger sway bars and or stiffer springs/struts/shocks? Thanks for any help!

This was before FIAT took over and ruined it. Taking away American touches like the column shifter or the big plush seats.

Slight mistake EPA for the 4 cyl model was: 20 City / 26 Highway

This car looks scary for gangsters

Nice video thanks for doing this.

What makes a caravan flooded out when you start it some times

great video my mom's caravan NEVER let us doen

Family had one of these 2001-2010 when I was a kid. Absolute pile of unreliable garbage.

Seems to me that the Dodge mini van was developed at Ford and had a Honda drivetrain. Ford didn't think they would sell, so fire Iacocca, Dodge hires Iacocca.........Anyway we have an '05 that came with a 3.8, but now has a 3.3L with the higher 3.8 gearing we get 9L per 100km. that' s 31mpg imperial or 26mpg US

I'm worried about how well these can carry incar weight capacity? How well does this work? What if you filled it in car with the total weight load limit listed on the specifications? Is the car going to break or hold up? If you put in like stuff to haul to job sites like plywood loads, or cement bags etc it DOES have a lot of room to do this...but is this car durable enough to take it without it breaking? Most the time when they quote loads people are talking about towing, but they don't often comment on if the load is in the back of the car. They usually mean pulling a trailer; SO this is why I asked. And another concern is when you see payload or towing capacity limits listed on the cars serial number, make model sticker, are those based on engine strength or actual durability of the frame to carry that much weight or both? Thank you for any insight.

And I love the limited edition minivan that you have not means it's not automatic

Video 2003 Dodge Grand caravan sport EVAP system evgv valve replacement egb valve

5:53 a Tahoe does have a elephant sized hood soo

If the doors are not automatic, that means it's limited edition

My grandfather drives a 2007, it's going to me in the coming years

Even it's a little bit new

They all copied off of the ford windstar when it changed its body style They all looked the same but great vans

It kinda looks like a Renault Scenic

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Is it for sale

Yo, Mike. What's your phone number? Is that mini van still around? Interesting!

Early were mostly junk

Where can I get a coil for Dodge Grand Caravan 2004

Fuse box

Put a cold air intake I bet gas mileage go up a tad

Very junky vans!

chryesler and dodge are tthe most unreliable american cars ever.